"Tired of seeing Dodgers get dog walked by a rookie": Blue Jays fans troll LA faithful for leaving World Series Game 5 early in 7th inning

The Los Angeles Dodgers fans hoped for a bounce-back from the defending World Series champions in Game 5 of the Fall Classic before the series moved back to Toronto.

However, the fans were left disappointed as the Dodgers' offense struggled against Blue Jays rookie Trey Yesavage, who pitched seven innings of one-run ball in a historic performance.

With the Dodgers trailing the Blue Jays 5-1 in the seventh inning, several fans made an early exit from Dodger Stadium.

Fans reacted to the sight of Dodgers fans leaving the game early.

"Think they’re tired of seeing this team get dog walk by a rookie."

Loki

@Loki_G10

Think they’re tired of seeing this team get dog walk by a rookie.

"Fans spent thousands of dollars to billionaire owners to watch millionaires embarrass themselves on a national stage."

WBSIV

@WillNeedAnIV

Fans spent thousands of dollars to billionaire owners to watch millionaires embarrass themselves on a national stage

"Who can blame them, 4 runs in the last 27 innings with a billion dollar lineup up is unacceptable!!!!"

Scott Buchanan

@sbcardfan

Who can blame them, 4 runs in the last 27 inning with a billion dollar lineup up is unacceptable!!!!

"With this offense they could have left after the top of the first."

Erin Brough

@mbrough330

With this offense they could have left after the top of the first.

"Lame. Who tf leaves a World Series game early? just brutal. Having fans like that actually makes me feel bad for the Dodgers."

sarah ✡️🍉

@sarahshosha

"Lame. Who tf leaves a World Series game early? just brutal. Having fans like that actually makes me feel bad for the Dodgers."

The Dodgers offense managed just four hits on the night as the Blue Jays relievers held them scoreless in the final two innings to secure a 6-1 win.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts urged team to "make adjustments" ahead of do-or-die World Series Game 6 against Blue Jays

After a 6-5 win in Game 3 on Monday, the Dodgers have managed three runs in 18 innings over the last two games. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said the team needs to "wipe the slate" ahead of Game 6.

“We’ve got to kind of wipe the slate clean and find a way to win Game 6 and pick up the pieces and see where we’re at,” Roberts said. “We’ve got to make some adjustments. We’ve been in elimination games, a core group of these guys, and we’ve got to find a way to win a game. That’s it.”

The Blue Jays will host Game 6 at Rogers Centre on Friday with hopes of securing their first World Series title since 1993.